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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

state bonds were neglected, except for The sale Of
$4,000 Virginia Gs deferred at 1O9 Jos OF city nanx
stocks Butchers and DrOyers sod 2s at l66 and Cen
trail National 40 at 1885 -, ,.,.o,
The dealings in railway bonds we're small and limited
10 few issues The tone of tue market however, was
firm. Erie second rs sold up p to 99 ana eioseS az
Jersey certificate 5s were firm at 99+ missouri Kansas
aud Texas general 6s were up at "a ana 9ns o. "9Ie
steady s3l as3. Canada southern second 9s rose 4
10 1884, West shore rs were firm at lOo ~95 s. Sew
York and st LOUIS rs sers od al
and Is at IL all al Il. East tennessee virginia anu
S ton and Western second. were 2 higher At
7e and incomes were up a. al 6 Wnse anu
and Lake Erie nrsts firm at 1908 Wabash hrsts
Chcagos were up at " Dspyer Yer anu ers bgbr At
lOOsa Texas and Pacific incomes rose - 70 81 Az
lantic and Pacific Is were on al SO anu tne %
yo.o STEADY s ss At Fort worm anu Denver
Of mis- ed securities dealt In at the Stock EXCHANGE,
Coyion seed oil certificates sold e. GOD 35403i40
Siio American Cable 400 at 729. Western National
9 19 20 Georgia Pacific Tss oOo at IO7a Brook
lyn Elevated 100 at 49, Mexican National construction
400 at 81. and Security Milling and Mining 0OO) az
Money ruled generally at 4lsa5 per cent; exception
ally at s aud l per cent. closing at per cent.
The sub Treasury was debtor at the Clearing House
sbs sub Treasury gained S2ll O92 made up by gains
of S2s.s73 currency ami $ls2.2l9 coin; The ds!'s
operations covered: Receipts Si,e0a36S; paymenls'
81 396 40; currency balance. sl3292o69; coin bal
The Clearing House statement to-day as follows:
Exchanges. Sl023s5,42O; balances; 20 ~ ,
The United states Treasury at Washington received
$4,000 National bank no es for redemption.
The customs receipts S2O75Oo ana the internal
revenue receipts were S77O34O.
The foreign exchanges were dull and rates easy al
quotations for business as follows: Bankers bills.
81 81 and 81 "a long and short sterling respectvey
b24ssand 522 for frances ga and % for rechmsrks;
4Ole and 4Oas for guilders
In London British cOnsOs were unchanged and lilo
lower account at l0l 96 for both Bar silver was
steady at "A 716d per ounce English standard; Money
ruled between bankers at cent and for dis
eoupt OF bankers 9o-day bills. American railways
opened strong and continued TO advance to the eud
closing at tho highest figures and generally ruling better
than home A
per cents rose 60 and sight exchange on London
was up 10 25.32i2 frs 10 the g.
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Total bn .ls, O77.4O0 2O.l24478 25.53b,2l

Total In. ,077,4O0 20.l24478 25.33o,2l3 2776l,i6
the week 204101S bushels, against 5O<
bushels the previous week
The exports Of wheat and wheat -four from July 10 Aug
us - 1881 including from eight Atlantic ports ana CalOr
have been equal 10 H43255s bushels oil
wheat
The export movement from eight Atlantic ports the past
week included 900 bushes wheat ports the
United Kingdom about i443000 bushels wheat 10 CONT
mental Including small tor Hsvre ANTWERP &C.,
4OD Hamburg 90 bushels koIt tdam 2o5 500 bushels.
Ireen bushels Amsterdam IA 200 bushels ccpeBhl-
zen log 500 Lisbon $4,000 bushels and 20 800 bush
81, 10 spoa The France indicates diminish
ing demand for thai country.
,;UESY RAGING quiet and without decided change:
Quotations are Sadie foI lt.b. 6sabSc Tor lSsn ana
90. a7c i0r2.B r., -, -
win the market frI. Hay-choice Timothy, per
100 N pGc 1sl; No. L. S50y0c.; NO. y, sOO
sSc; Clover liked. 90 a60c Clover. bOe shipping.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
WHOLESALE PRICES OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
For the week ending Tuesday. August 16, 1887.

Receipts for .he bbls beans 800 pkgs peas
Exports. $50 pkga beans and 4,0l2 bush peas Light
stocks here few lots coming forward
OF damage by
higher and firm Choice have a.
fe Medibm { IN andn ca
would bring Kidney slightly drmer and
choice Red Kidney held higher are
TO ~ 4U9sl so hand picked stock Green
Peas seadier.
Beans MARROW. DO. Red Kidney
Ch0ice.---. 2 10 a Choce......... l70017 rs
Do poor 10 good 20 So 10. Poor to Good lOdl 90
Medium, Do, Black 4.
ChOce....... 90 a Choice. .. 49,. d go.
Dopoor to good 10 q 80 Do. poor to good 0oa so
Pea, Choice. So 90 de- cal Lima. 500 -.
Do VII hlhy - Peas Green---..- OF el 10
Choice so q 1855
Receipts for the week 30 1872 Exports 375 pkgs
The local trade Is light at tho moment and line
and fancy fresh goods having tsow sale at
slightly easier prices stock from 2lc down, incut
ing all OF the different classhcauons. sells well ard
Is particularly the low grades, which unusually
state creamery pals quite plenty snd
little JobbinR demand the surplus grocery
wants goes begging for customry finest freely Of
fored at 2c aud that would probably DO shaded Extra
Western has occasional sa3s q 2926c but trading
the market 25c seldom exceeded quoted
higher Extra nrst drag at u 24c but from FL down there
Is considerable Inquiry from exporters and generally firm
feeling June s quieter this dairy
small supply aud steady Imitation creamery Western
dairy selling fairly and values hardening steadily.
factory has had good movement both rkins
tubs have sold MP To l79l7 c little fresh stock arriving
but II Is not very attractive IN quality.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

LONDON Aug. l6-i2So p m-consols l0l 9l6 iog both
IS1s. Ill.,; Atlantic and Great Western First
Morgsre trustees Certhcses as ~ do oDnd NOR
l0l Canadian Pacific So; Erie 32s do second consos
loss; Mexican Ordinary 6ls4; 81 Paul Common. s5's.
New.York Central 1852; fennsylvanl o''s' recalling
.ga.; Mexican Central, 10. -
quote rhree Per cent Hentos Al 81 francs
Co centiues account
4n Atlantic and Greai western First MORTGAGE Trqs
45; Canadian Pacific 5Ss; Ere. S2's;
Illinois Central i24 Mexican Ordinary. 81 81 Paul
mon s;Is: New.York Central 1882
Paris ssvices quote Exchange London st 25 francs so
Confines for checks
The discount In the open market of snort ahu tuiee
months oils IL 2sa22 per cent
4pm.-Money per coat
Spanish tours. G5s<
Asrwssr. Aug. Misunderstanding Pale American. 10
francs 23 paid - francs % centines sesrs
Willows Lara closed 81 iraaes rs csatinssy xios
bsknsS. Aug. l6-wilcexs Lari cossi ~ "a MARKS rs
pisnnigs per Ito %.
skxxxx Aas. l6.-Pstrsesm. marks IS pfsaRnxs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
. Wheat weak

AMhrAuxxs, Aug l6.-Fisur dull 49,. Wheat weak
Sasn September 6eA4s. October 70gc...COru
Syan,s ~ ~ &c Oats daii-sa White 2oS
.-..:yirsas wers steady PERI August sI4 so LAID
Zngust % 90 september S. b.. Butter steady Dairy 20
Szse Exss STEADY resh ic.... Cheese hrm Cbed
cars sc "a siA kc Receiss-F Flour $500 bbls Wheat
l4oo0 bush. Corn 1890 bnsh Barley - bush sDlp.
ssass-fIsar .- ss'A WHEAT LsoV sasr. Corr . basil.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
Gituatious rUanteo--ferales

COOK and LAUNDRESS.-By Il neat. com
~ petent woman excellent cook nne aundresn m'ns S
apo bread biscuit rolls soups and aesscrisi winS an
OH ave, between 9th and bstA stA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
erican standard OF classification

The speculative market opened at points advance on
from Liverpool In the afternoon reports
circulated the effect that considerable crop damage
heavy rains in India ani iurthef
place. indicating "a points net AL
the Trading, however. was hghL sales-
4 hal
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Nvrt Nttu H.
Ii ears he, dec 10 East side aat'ors No trade
nnf ..s ,riefnlnd At &c for Com.
mon &4uye suites WITH iiniel quantity o. In'co
se ing A. ~. i'Nr' I'M. Inferlor E.tve Reef
went as low a. aG.c Dealers generally agree that there
has been e4n,oci Tor long time ven washington Mar
Zen rsncn WHO are crunlc grunblers. admit l~t " od
look 4uumn - unusually PROMISING IL may De 49,, na
d-d hat the ate esner op1n Of ' have done
mGoI =" r" 80 i"S ag a. 70 or n,aihy steady
r,nJ Tp tc@f At a,c Tor ia Good Texas sides and
Gba-a,c Decent 10 tAtr' j. 'uys ca Gases p,,.,,.
Beef M T.. aai 80 t D. Gsn , I s, ;, &c IRON %q
last Thur.d1y Am,s .,.h ni'o '"''' 80" ~ -
s sI' az TO- Gay acac 2so quarter, Beef The Ne
uy nelson Morus ioHorrow the Celtic aud CiV OF Rome
NC5AiVfS receipt, were 100 head Of which So we're at
6Otst good demand at ye.t"rtay' prices o. at q
mon E,iteriEs very Keported sales were At ga
f,s,eI crlssers ard Butiermlks quiet 4gaGc city
Dressed Veal, unchanged at 2Gllc Country Dressed sold
Sales HsucnDeck Hollis e eraser, 100 p ayeras.
az KY ID " rs H. c; II 49, l59 H. at SC
ANg INV cS snG s At Sa ds Cool
sheep saes @ "'i ep orr aes we're At
4a4 Common 10 iar sheep aud OG"c LOT decent 10
bioicd Hutton slow for Common Medium grades but
FIRM Tor GOOD atty Prices ranged rom ~? TO 80 .
S4es masn%eeE mol y str's SHEEP o. p aver aver.
GO ~ Al 6'2e 100 TO. o. 70. at 90 co., ...o -,
Sewt,n &let ito sheep .. u average at i9c per u
P Csc 200 Pennsy' aeia Lambs. Gi5 n ayeraso, at
CSC per - jersey do. 90 h. at 14c 10 fonnsyvania
ayer'ge' at &c per r.. ives and EucLs IFS u, at4c
noes Receipts 70 Of b. head. all at jersey
lea ileavy IIogs. Nomin, j rance - 5OGs5 10
age az 50 20 per 100 3 fous as b.
100 70 Rough do 20 n. al 81 so
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

f5 26os5 40 Packing Medium 70 Primo s6 000s5 20
Good 81 bUas5 90
SAeenRecepts 84oo nsad shpnsnts 500 head market
nrn Fair to Choice So 20Ss - co. 50 rs "a co.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
LIVE STOCK MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

BUFFALO Aug. I6-Caffe- tcceipt. ia,t 70 hours. OIL
head. tstd . o.. 6.sOO ssst tor
Iast week through Is
sale; steady; Common to FsrtJ OO all offer.
ings taken.
Shesp--Hecepts las "a hours 2sO total Tor week
thus tar 200 head. Tor Time sM week ~ 300
heat through. l3 OF when 10 NewYerk;
20 cars sale; and Good
81 SO Good Choce Western Lambs 50 00e0 %.
60 Canadian Lambs 80 50G7 49,
HoOs- heetntt hours 23t heads
II 2Ol time last week 20 s25
head consigned II 0i vch 10 10 New
wIt lar domani: 'iord Choice
80 20. LOAF CoTnird selected Medium Weights
sold az - go; al Onerings taken.
Aug lG.-Ta. BT0rsrr Journal rsportE-Cats-
900 krad. ShiDmsnts 1000 market
shipbinK steers sS $50 90. SiOckers
ami Feeders 81 hos Cows Bulls amt Aired ~ 10 n
40: Texas Catte 81 OOd3 80 Wyoming )! So Montana
SIS 90.
Hoqs- Receipts i2.0OV head. shipments 5000 head;
market slow. sailor lower. Rough aud Mlred - 300
50 90 raesng ana shipping So 0Oss5 80. Light So 0oS
SLespisc,ip,s 1000 head shipments 900 head. Market
steady Natvs 81 80 81 So. Stnckers 81 80 a
2sb Western IS lOssz 10 Texans % 60ss5 10. Lambs
81 OOaSJ 90
ST loulS Aug lf.--Cafne- heceipts 2 100 head ship
xsnta / market was steady Far TO Choice
heavy Native steers - 90 sSi 70 Butchers Steers
FAR 20 cnocs s. 4O1s4 co. Feeders fair 10 fooo 81 800
a. 30 stocsrrs TAR 10 good ~ 001s2 30 Texans and
iudianA romuos Grass 10 good esrn.ei - Ou<S3 60.
H.a,-kser,hL 2 200 .ead 5e1 acad market
was stsa!yi Chsos heavy sAA Buishsfs ssieehons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Receipts week 1928 PACKAGES exports 52S packages
Prices have made further advance OF 10. per and tho
market closes nrm though rather quiet Two shippers
OF tho business but OF the others follow
ing In wake taking few lots here and there positive
orders The market looks dangerously high the nfu.
that at work II stu higher. To-day
fancy state factory c0lored sold at aud fancy
White 20l2Ac Good ~ prime lots brought IL. l2c.
TO fair full stock ranged from los. IL
scarcely anything below lie Other grader
symplhy and IL looks though good night skins
would bring l0Sl0tc tomorrow. Very few Ohio hats
arriving aud fine mild lots could he placed lie. The
factories sold In Western New York yesterday at
and about 10000 boxes changed Utica and
Little Falls Al IL l2c Liverpool cable 6Os for cOlored,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
Gituatiors tUante6-- Mdles.


DUTLER.-By respectable Protestant
Ssc:an4 had RI s EMILE S4s ctS
IOACHNAN.-By first-class man; sober,
caorstent and rebls which 10 years city references
lii ccrti,y last employer DO SEEM CAN or ADDRESS
ccolAAcSHM4N. III Vest 2ethst
NOACHMAN.-By a frst-class man; married;
" the highest city recommendation IRON i' 19J West
whom ne has served ten years Address Il j. H. 10 "e's
6ath.st
COACHMAN and GROOM.-By single man
~ in private family thoronghy undeIstanas 1is rs
In All n, branches lived eight years win Ma)0rueheiA ~
Vim Mcdowell other drstcass families, 6es! city ref
erence Address j. IL. 40 West letIsL. private ssss
AN-GROOM. - BY competent,
useful sober young good driver can do garden
work and keep geneans place IL Grier OSgnS: ana
1 Town a 0nics 1888 BfOsdwsy
CoACUNAN and GROOM.-By thoroughly
competent nan in private family; has always been with
city or countryi can ,aaNe @
orally useful best city reiereho" NS VI ~ ~
Madisonave
CARDENER-By a working gardener; per-
fectly understands management OF greenhouse howes
anu wh Mace ong and satisfactory reference wages
O,aanrate Address GARDENER Tribune Uptown omee'
l23s Broatray -,
ARDENER.- a married man; no chill
dr.n On a gentienians places understands green.
houses coal frames. kinds Of vegetables ana rn can
milk REQUIRED s1 mix aud butter rscass city
s i.rs eDe Address n 81. Box %. Tribune Office.
UousE FURNISHING GOODS Salesman
desires engagement with arseiass house outsid: 81
CITY gnaerst'nds s toys' PsT s o a q.5
Wsstlort, Conn. ------------ -. = :. -
SITUATION WANTED AS JANlTOR.-By
carried couple no chdreni handy and can do all KIND,
Of repairs fye years experience pes. rSers Qua mrosS
WATER or BUTTERFLY young man of
w ga good reference. Address THOMAS. Tribune
Uptown Office, LASS Broadwy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
! 90 a ! 50 DO. Vr2 U
MILK AND CREAM.

Tie daily average receipts Of milk and cream at the
railroad distributing points IN anu near 'ne & c,n ~
follows: Erie 1900 cans OF mix ~ cans y,
sonf,used milk los OF cream susguehahna
30. of milk and OF cTosm, New'fOrk Wy snn
Northern l525 milk Harem 2Vt1can' o. inn so
an. of condensed milk and l7B cans OF cream
an uarffntd go cans of milk. ontario and Wes Snore
siG cans OF milk vi condensed max anu 110 cams
New Jersey Central 725 cans OF milk aud 70 oAns o.
cream ami by miscellaneous short routes IVVo o1 " az
d Is cans oil cream total tally supply mas Bseh -
u,nk cans Of condensed mix and BIZ cans OF
~sam lilo heavy continue and the average
surplus the railroad platforms n ~
about 81 80 can OF 40 quarts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

The increased OF apples By improved
and the market s holding steady on prime SCUM
Ulcuter aud generally easier, out sell larry
quoted Demand AT prc.e1t chiefly on Bart
lett Capps F4vOrte and FLEMISH Beauty. Peaches are IN
from Mary1ud and Delaware, but there IL 2
large quantity arriving from Jersey prices are naturally
declining hut there Ia good trade with Maryland and
Delaware fruit seln at u 81 81 BASKET only extra
nnr at 81 3D. amt JERSEY peaches from 400 10
~ - te basket small lots Of pums begin arriving but they
have established price yet Prime well colored
are u demand ami steiy. bnt large part OF the stock IL
poor hard O. sell at price HUceDerries doing bet
Ter lots reaching - per box. Naermclons very
peuty ard exceedingly duh sellers no opportunity
move no stock price icing secondary consders alton.
Mu-ktrclou 10 bette: condition and selling ireer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
heat stocks at five Atlantic ports


Total bush. 6.736.s3S 57l45S4 5L4l63i S.S223G3
Increase week 22254 bushels, against 44L97s bushels
the previous week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
leAaS. ASs le-The lsaalag future. ranged as follows

Flour without Qu0taOe cHange NHoSs
"a So Spring Wheat SO 1904 25. Spring Patents 81 10
al 80. ,, ,,,. - n
The highest cash prices were as follows-Whe2t-No
sprng 0sNa No spring Gao, No Req lac DID Corn
No 1c Oats-Nn. 2 245c.....- Hye-Ne z f4c
BarleY-No nominal. fiar seed-No 9sc PRIME
Timothy 81 20 zee. PORK Sl5 o.. Lari-S5 0O.
short Rib ~ o.. Dry saltsd Shoulders boxed
50 10 Ci1tr iis5 DoreL 80 40 " hlsSey. Sl ~
per gallon Loaf c.: GranulaJeG CT
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Pecpts Of live poultry are under good deal
better demand. largely from Killers. the market
- hisher and trn Local chcken' are selling at
Isal 5- Weatern l3dl4c. and small Southern at
about l3c. Prime io~, bring BE. but light
OF sells down l242c Oh ROSTERS scarce
aud nrm NJ 7i2dsc Turkeys wanted. Prime ducks AMI
geese steady but common stock moves slowly At easy
An ni, OF dressed poultry kept advancing M 10 Friday
ulsr ysr ught offerings and quick sales but since hon
nek a. freely and prices are declining
uarcu ry On AMI fowls Western scadel chick
IGal7c and Western dry picked fowls are
slow II lic sell very we'll Ducks tribe easier.
squads quiet
Woooo IN light supply and prime sound birds are wanted
Al Dr prices. Very lille inquiry for snipe or poyer aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Receipts for week % 400 pkgs Cooler weather brn
the forward IN better condition and with
provcment the demand the market firm all nnn fresh
stock lew lots OF fancy Michigan reachin !.
lie o'hcr uo marks OF Western selling MY rs
6IG Poor stock of which there still supply offer.
ing drags heavily and has certain value.
State aui Pennsyla. Western Inferior. IL 1l6
per doz............7 4l72 Canadian per dOE..1G9Gl7
Western choice,
loss OF ?. N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

Gras. Plover, AOz... 60d 80. Do small ....-... SuS
Golden PLAYER. doZ.- 10 a - oodc'ch per pau i-~
snpe. English. Doll uOd ! 20 VIA pigeons s'a' -..ao
large yellow - ieu per "o|-''''-''i '''-
lec...............l OO1l 25I
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
10 VI ~ -
POTATOES ASD VEGETABLES.

After slight advance In IRISH potatoes at ne ce'e 81 aSt
again settled down 70 ~ on 81 % WIZ
Inc feeling weak Sweet potatoes IL light receipt ana h!her
NV ese triae easier under lnc eased supplies Lima
Beans and firm Egg plant "cAA Cu.umoS pUAes
higher selling well when prime
10 81 - on FRIDAY ana roee'PS
heavy and prices have uecnel O"I PEI ooA'
Potatoes. L. L., - lCuou1iVe'' H. - Eoa ~
bbl.......-.. ] BOO losl per wv. WV -
DO sweet yell anna s7s Ie.' IooO''.... $50 | 25
Do. sweet Red. 2 Doc 80 Cabuasot L. - ma . M
onions orange per iou -, wv" CIV
co. RED -: 7b@ SZo Iuo '"b0 p' 25s so
Lima be"na pe' aooa OIL 20 snal..... 500 90
Beans l. I.per bag l7bG 900. tomatoes, Acho ooa I 5o
Egg pant 'e''o' ooa so pp Grant per or 900 l 90
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17

OOOK. HOUSEWORK. &c.-By a Protestant;
" tidy cOmpetent cook washer. ironer &C. 'or cly OF
countTy has good and really lo 6ihae aoo''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-17
EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARKETS.

Total since jan seo2 1928 2s4 se99yo7.7 sIss2Ily7s
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-26
A Thrifty Politician

Redfield Journal: The journal doesn't
want to mix up III the Yankton asylum
middle with the governor, but it ven.
tures to suggest that Gov. Church
might probably utilize a portion of his
leisure hours in extracting the beam in
his own eyes before fishing for the mote
ID apother's optic. The journal, it will bs.
remembered. charged Gov. Church w,tA
the violation of o provision of the q.
law In accepting three dollars for the is.
suanc8 OF such notarisl commission. The
governors newspaper organs end bench.
men have not attempted to defend, only
indirectly, the governors course in the
matter. They know that no defense
can be made. Inasmuch as it is SELF
evident, from the examiners report and
the governors findings" that Thu,
asylum trustees have not committed any
grave o~ffense, itseems to be the height OF
folly for the few Church hackers to raise
the great cry that the remaining office.
holding republicans in the territory must
be officially deoapitated. Especially Is
this true in view of the governors
questionable transactions. Louis X,
Church came to Dakota q poor man-ao
NC Says. LIS newspaper organs gl0Rt
over the faot-as they m~aintsin-that be
ia worth more, and has more property in
Dakota, than any of the newspaper men
who have assailed his political methods
or questioned his motives. Possibly
this is true. A fye-thousand-dollar
residence at Bismarck five Thousand
dollars worth OF property at Huron q
farm and q residence near Lake Byron, a
eummer cottage on the banks of Lake
Kampeska besides various other little
deals indicate that Church didn't come
to Dakota for his health. he has made,
if his bosom friends accurately represent
his financial standing, over twenty
dollars o day IN Dakota, besides the
necessary living expenses of himself
and family. That isn't measly wages
for o poor man.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-26
Indicted Himself.

Fargo, Oak July 22-Judge Barnes,
now of Delavan, Wis, but district Judge
of north Dakota up to 1888, has been
spending a few weeks in Fargo. He
tells some interesting anecdotes Of early
days on the bench here. Several years
ago r. 81. Bly,, proprietor of the Sherman
house at Bismarck, was foreman OF the
grand jury for the Burleigh county term
of the district court, and among the
indictments he returned were three
against himself, two being for selling
liquor on Sunday and tho other for allow
ing gambling in his house. He pleaded
guilty to ell, and paid his fine. The Judge
says that at another time j. b. ChapIn
CT Fargo was o member OF the grand
jury that indicted himself (Ohapin) for
Sunday liquor selling, and alter the jury
had made Its report he stepped out OF
the jury box and said: IL plead guilty
TO that charge, and | voted in favor of
the Indictment" The Judge fined him
500. and he stepped mp to the clerk and
pulled out the money. AS he paid it,
be remarked TO tLs Judge, "I,ye sold
liquor for seven yeara-on Sunday as
well as the rest of the week-nad / can
mako enough in one day to pay this fine.
/ believe, though, in upholding the
majesty OF the law"
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1887-07-26
ROUGH ON HIS BROTHER.
A Rather omar Marriage in ..old
Kentucky"

Ft.n-H 5tHTn
LOUISVILLE, KY, July ga romantic
marriage took place in Jeffersonville, be-
fore Esquire Ware, William Brown ard
Mary Sanders were the contracting part
les. They claim their home in Nelson
county, fourteen miles from Bardstown.
The groom is about 30 years of age and
the bride is sweet 16. Brown wore lean
pants that struck him about the knees.
His coat looked like the remnant of q
soldier coat. The brides dress was of n
bright red, but looked as if it had been
worn For many years. On her bosom she
wore II sunf;ower of the largest size.
1t appears that Browns brother. Sam.
and Mary were to have elopeaatthe same
time as William and Ter sister. In order
to throw off suspicion the girls were ex-
changed. Mary went with William and
her sister went with Sam. They eloped
in the night. They had got q short dis
lance from the home of the girls when
their father learned of their departure.
He started in pursuit on horseback. and
overlook them about four miles from
home. They were in bnggies. and the
old man grabbed the horse in the rear
buggy by the head. Seeing the predica-
ment they were in the foremost connie
gave whip to the horse and were soon ont
of sight. They could not 90 back to
hunt the other pair, SO after talking the
matter over, they concluded that thew
would get married n make it all ripbt
with the other party when they got back,
They did not seem to be bothered abont
1t, and when asked ii there would not he
trouble when they went home, the groom
said:
mo, guess not. Both girls are about
alike, but 1 never went to see this n I
will make IT all right with Sam when I
get home